Missing-person research · Source comparison
Setina Weddles
NCMEC’s Setina Weddles poster labels January 4, 2018 as Missing Since.
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NCMEC Missing Since: January 4, 2018
The original NamUs review retains a different person-event day. NCMEC’s Missing Since field stays separately labeled; neither source is presented as a verified latest contact.
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The original NamUs review retains a different person-event day. NCMEC’s Missing Since field stays separately labeled; neither source is presented as a verified latest contact.
The poster’s city and State label is retained as source context. No exact observation site is selected.
Which original source supports each date label, and what remains uncertain?
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The checked source is the named person’s public NCMEC poster. Its Missing Since field retains its original meaning.
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Primary source · Available
The named person-date statement was checked for this guide.
Open NCMEC person posterPodcast coverage · Not checked
No focused episode has been verified for this guide.
Search Apple Podcasts for Setina WeddlesReporting · Not checked
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